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Why was the CLM message reference removed?

 It appears that the IBM Rational CLM Message reference has been replaced by the following wiki doc:
https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Main/ErrorMessagesCLMEnUS60.  However, in it almost none of the messages have an explanation.  If we get an error such as the cryptic CRJZS5937E Index does not reach the required time, what exactly are we supposed to do to correct the issue?

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Alex, in general, please submit work items identifying problem error messages.  For especially troublesome messages, a PMR might be appropriate.  For the message that you listed above, I've submitted this defect:  Improve CRJZS5937E message,  explanation, and user action (370098).

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I would suggest to get in contact with support.

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The content in the wiki doc. should be identical to the content that was previously in the Message reference information center.  The wiki doc. is easier to maintain than the information center.  The documentation team has been working with the development teams to improve the error messages by using a standard three-part format where each message includes an explanation and suggested user action.  This is an ongoing effort.  

Ken 

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 Ken, thanks for the explanation.  I don't have the old reference to refer to but I would've expected to see some explanations and user actions for most of the messages by now since the reference has been around for a few years.  Do we just have to open a PMR to diagnose each error we get (that doesn't have an explanation and that isn't obvious from the message text)?

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